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The Arkells

The earnest energy of The Arkells is taking them to new heights.

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The Nashville duo has taken their time to get the songs on Late Riser just right.

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In his book, Appetite for Definition, Ian King tackles a subject that inspires division and discord among listeners: rock genres.

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The music of 2018 compiled and organized for another obligatory year end list.

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Zoe Randell opens up about her creative process and the marriage of discipline and mystery.

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Bex Chilcott discusses bravery, fear and the decision to move to America.

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Kllo's new single is further proof of their sonic genius

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Low have proven themselves to be anything but trapped on Double Negative. A late-career reinvention brings their heaviest record yet

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Angsty, vibrant, and deeply religious, the Deaf Havana's Rituals will leave listeners singing refrains and pondering deep themes.

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What it would be like to sit on the warm grass hillside on a late August night soaking in that Curiosa line-up? I guess we'll never know.

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Isakov talks about getting nervous before shows, taking time to garden and his sustainable approach to songwriting.

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The Philly folk-pop trio opens up about earnest music, their new EPs and losing track of tiem.

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The singer-songwriter puts his spin on a brilliantly pared down covers project.

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The spiritual songstress wrestles with her calling and place in the music business.